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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-12
OUR BIG RAILROAD.
What n Correspondent Of the 'Au
rusfa GhronicIe'' has to Say.

ATHENS, Ga. Jan. I0-Therc are three pro-
spertivc railroads coming 10 Athens, which
are, at this time, claiming the attention oi
our citizens. In magnitude ana Importance
the Georgia, Carolina and Northern stands
first. It's northern terminus Will be Munroe.
y, G., where It. vii, connect with Il system
east and north TO Wilmington, N0riorE,
Washington, New York and intermediate
points. a.
mighty Pennsylvania Central, Which Is anS-
iuuS for a Soui hern outlet.
It's Southern terminus Will be Atlanta, pass.
ing through Athens and Elbertnn. Ga, and
important Carolina points. BY almost uni
versa consent, 1t Is conceded that no road
could he built that would benefit Athens uS
much as this, and capitalists and business
men here who have refused for years to con-
tribute to any proposed railroad have taken
stock literally in this line. y large part or
the So ono required of Athens has been sub
Scrihcd and there will be no trouble about
rniSing the balance as soon as H. Is needed.
The only fenr of it's failure l. that the pr0jtc-
tors and inaugurHtorS of the line will sell out
before u iS built 10 the Richmond and Dan
willie. whose strong rival IT, Will he. our pro
pie are watching with deepest Interest every
Thing connected with 1t, anu are much Grati-
fled that II surveying CORPS is now helnG Or
ganized here to locale line To the savannah
river where IL will meet the corps from Mum
roe n Il. Gen. HOkc, of North Carolina, ana
Mr.. Hnke Smith. of Atlanta, are the enrnest
advocates and IT, as they say. its being built
derrnds entirely upon local subscriptions ac-
cuTtling to the amounts assessed. We Will
hear the whistle of its train By the appointed
time.
Its benefit to Athens will he incalculnbc,
and it Is generally believed, as prominent
cotton man said Il short lime ago, "in two
years after this road is buiit the cotton re-
ceipts of Athens will be over 100000 bales.
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lit. CARMEL NEWS.
Parties...Snow.--Ra aiiroaG...yis Sc
New Corners - Sunday School ---
Earthquake .-- Letter- Box Busi-
ness. &c.
Mt. CARMEL. Ian. II, 1857

Mt. IAEMEI.. Jan. IL, ISNi
On Tuesday night 4;h inst, quite pleas
ant "pound party" was given ut the residence
of Mr.. w. r. Mcdonald. where mirth. music
song and Happy New Year greetings were en-
loved ny all.
On Wednesday night. 5th ins:., the young
folk S had pleasant gathering mt Mr.. p. \, ,
GOWNS house, where they enjoyed themselves
by tripping away to inspiring music, in the
gay whir of the merry dance.
On Wednesday morning about daylight n
s!i.ht sho:k of the earth was felt. lasting only
a few seconds.
Snow on 5,h and sih about two inches dcop.
and high winds now prevail. 1t Is bitter
cold.
Mr. Cater and family, of Anderson. have
snoved to this place. We extend TO them a
hearty welcome.
Miss Ellen Watson, of Georgia, is visiting
friends here.
Miss Emma G. Boykin is on a visit to Edge
field.
The Me,hodists Of at. Carmel. have organ
lied Sunday School with Mr.. w. r. McDon-
aid Superintendent; Mr.. J: P. Smith, S""rc-
rary ard Librarian. We hope to do much
good in this field.
We are glad to report and upon good au'
thOrty, that witha liberal subscription from
the people of this place. the Chester. Green
apood and Abbevile Railroad will run via
Mt. Carmel. AS there are men of influence
and means already interesting themselves, II
only remains for those who are interested
Ss and md Tg IT, SS Ind
themselves and no longer s!ecp over their
rights, but call meeting, and take SUCH
steps In the matter as wilt show 10 the world
that we are interested and are willing to dc
MI we can to bring the read through oni
fast growing town. Let us strike right away
SIS this will put Mt. Carmel on boom.
Sunday was good day to sit by the fire: ne
service in town.
Could the ehterprsinG editor of the Pres
and Banner give the yorlng folks column
for letter-wriiing and rail 1t the Letter
Box? think 1t would he enjoyed by them
and would increase the circulation Of bis pa
per- What say the correspondents or the
Press and Bn1,nPr-shaii we have y Letter
Box or not? Let us hear from you. one and
all. We offer this as q suggestion, and nope
the editor will think OF it.
Business is improving little. although nc
cotton is coming in ut present.
We hear complaint from some OF the ladies
about hoiSterOus conduct at night in tn,
streets Of Mt. Carmel, greatly to the annoy
ance Of families living near the business par
Of the town. The town council should look
after this and consider the requests OF hei
good and nw-abding citizens.
Mr.. Mitt Plschal is sick we hope not Sc
rious, such MS "heart disease"
Mr.. w. r. Mcdonald Is going to engage II
the poultry business this year for II livelihood
Farmers are fearful that the late sowing o
oats is much damaged, if not killed. NJ.
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Kit Carson's View OF Chuck-a-I Luck.

Kit Carson, by the way, was good deal Of
a gambler, and after every payday be could
bo found behind swcatcloth, in sono shady
nook, ready to SEQ the boys. at one time he
said to me: II have played cards from Maine
to Mexico, and, being Of a mathematical turn
of mind, have ciphcred out the percentage
in favor of the dealer in the various games,
and III tell you confdcntially that cbuck-a-
luck is rs per cent better than stealing"
Chuc,,::-a-lucL caused moro trouble in tho army
than chronic dyscnrcry. have known tho
bravest men Il the company to be so carried
away by the excitement of winning and los
ing that they couldn't hear a rife crack nor
tell the difference between the whi2z Of q
rebel bullet and tho buzz of mosquito.-
Inter-Ocean "Curbsrone CrayOls.n
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Corticclli silk. These goods are put up for
the convenience of those persons who desire
TO use silk, either for embroidery or Knitting
i'm lengths greater than are usually sold In
skcins' or on small speos. Zach ball con-
taihs one-half ounce OF pure silkr, superior
quality, uneauacd for beauty and durability
of color. WIN. T. Bell 1927
Silk floss in all shades. 4 beautiful line or
shaded floss Wm. r.. Bell. 1927
Prepare for the winter and secure a bargain
In wraps. Vim. +. Bell. 1917
Mrs. Tagsart will continue to cut dresses Mt
so cents VIM T. Boil. lD-27
Moss trim ming, something new, for dress
trimming. Vim. f. Bell. 1927
Ladies' and misses electric gossamers In all
sizes. VIM. +. Bell. 1927
Ladies' and misses rubber shoes with stHS
lining. Vim. L. Bell. lU-E
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BRADLEY LETTER.
what the Farmers Must Ho, and
iMhat the press and Banner"
Should DO.

BRADLEY, s. c., January s, 1887.
Plenty of snow and very cold; trade is
dull; times are hard taxes very high; mon
ey alarIningly scarce.
Well the farucYS in this neghborhond are
tuiiy repcnting the words of our Saviour
when he was suspended on the cross: My
God, my God, why hast thou forS'Een uS?'
No corn no wheat, no cats, no hume-raiScd
pork or bacon, q few Eoor cattle and mules
about half covered with mortgages. II seems
that the wolf Is at the door. Generally, you
must cry aloud and spare nos, and use all
the means that are within your power to en-
courage them to make one s,.ore Hereulcan
effort for life. liberty. and independence, and
my word for it. II 1t is 1Cadc with rc>olu-
and ccopOiniZing ere The dawn Of another
year you will see Tie farmers and the c2un-
try generally in u much better condition
tn IN they now are.
Such papers aS yours car do much 10 shape
the future progress OF our country.
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The Nonon Jersey. the best thing out for the

The Nonon Jersey. the best thing out for the
money. VIM. f.. Bell. 1917
Ihavea large stock of ladies and misses
winter wraps, which will he sold cheap. Can
and secure a bargain before it Is too late. WIN.
Il. Bell. li-''
Three cases Of millinery and dress goods
lust received. VIM. f.. Bell. ll-iV
Fresh stock dress gnghams just rcceiven; ~
VIM. T.. Bell. H-o
Money saved, is money made. I can snvc
you money OH II winter wrap. WIN. r. BELL
Have Mrs. Taggart to make your dress ana
Won viii be pleased. She guarin tees ull work
TO I'll or no pay. w. f.. Bell.
Full line of colored Astrakhan for dress
trimming. w. Il. Bell.
Florence silk This is Il wash silk for etch ,
ing and embroidery. Permanent dyes ana
superior lustrc VIM. L. Bell. l0-2I
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Fur trimming for cioaks &c. Vim. L. Bell.

Fur Trimming 1Or clonks &c. WIN. T.. I'cII
l2-l
Feather trimming for dresses and wraps.
VIM. f.. Bell. l2l
My trade in dress goods never was larger,
and will continue Corrective new goods every
week. VIM. f.. Bell. ll-l0
have ladies to tit and change all wraps.
and can guarantee II tit. Mrs. Taggart will
make you one in case you can't get Il tit. VIM.
+. Bell.
Short wraps from "a TO 30 with feather and
astrakian trimming w. T.. Bell. lilo
Black and brown New Markets IN all sizes
and as cheap as you can buy same quality
goods in any large city. VIM. l.. Bell. lilo
Boucle jackets for ladies and misses in black
and colors, with large buttons. w. +. Bell
Fresh stock of ladies and misses shoes just
received. Wm. l.. Bell. ll-lO
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pcnl Fl. Raync, the Southern Poct.

or slight build, and figure below the
medium height; he stands straight as OH
arrow. and every gesture and motion is a
poem in itself The smooth, rather paio race,
cleanly shaven, except the bristly mustache
of mingled gray and brown, is lit up oy
pair Of brown eyes that CLEAN with the hght
of geniality Perhaps physical debility helpcst
to make him more spiritual in his appearance
when I first met him, but imagine that lie IS
lust the sort Of man to tread the thorny path
of life coulageo,sly, preserving at all times,
and under all circumstances, tho strong and
telling features of his individuality. He does
not annear to be over difident: neither is lie
overbearing in his clain1s.-Cor. Atlanta Con-
c+it11fi0l
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The Southern Christian Advocate.

The first number Of the Southern Christian
Advocate, printed at Columbia, under contract
with Mr. Calvo, came to hand last week. Like
everything that comes from Mr.. Calvos Of
flee, 1t is beautifully printed. The size of the
paper is much larger than it was under for
mer contracts with the Charleston publishers.
The Mcthodists have reason to be proud OF
their new paper.
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Banunas in tho English Trade.

Bananas are lately introduced novelty in
the English trade. They are brought from
the West Indies in chamber in the vessel,
the temperature Of which is carefully regu-
lated by machinery The English people
look ct the fruit askance, and suggest that an
appetite for such products is probably the re-
suit of education.-New Orleans Times Demo-
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A., That ,ronev for Nothing.

Father-Well, Jennie, now you've had q
first-class education, and suppose you aro
ready to assume the duties Of q young woman
In society. Oh, by the way, let me see YOU
diploma. = s..S ,.
was burned up this morning by accident.
Father-Grcat Scott! Then I've SpenS al
that money for nothipg!-Tid Bits.
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We learn that our citizens on the Savannah
side are looking with more favor upon the
Chester, Greenwood and Abbevile Railroad
and that the right of way will be freely given
The necessity for the road is so great that it is
to be hoped that no obstacle will be placed in
the way OF it's progress or location.
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For Acknowledging New Publications.
Sheridan had O convenient formula for
acknowledging all the ncw publications that
were sent to him: "Dcar Sir: have rcceive:,
your exquisite work, and have 10 doubt
shall bc highly delighted after I have read it.
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Mr. W. ]. McKeral, editor OF the Narion
Star and the Cotton Plant, has bought an inter-
est in the GreenriHe Ne,cs, and the Cotton Plant
will be henceforlh printed at Greenville. We
extend good wishes to the new firm.
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To the Tune OF a Fortune.

Ismail Pasha, the ex-khcdive Of Egypt, who
was one of the chief creditors OF Victor EN-
manuel, holds The bills OF the late King Luts
wig to tho tune Of E53, ,0C0.
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OUR Judges, we believe, continue to grar
bail to murdcrers of every degree. AS long as
our Judges do this, we need not expect to see
the crime of murder punished.
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THE hard times continues, and the hard
pressed creditor urges his impccuniouS dcbtQr
Eilh more persis.cIcy than eyer before.
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Seed wheat, seed wheat. 7. Rosenberg 1;
Co. | l. IL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

WAsHINGToN, oct. 1O.-The Ia.
rine hospital buroau is in receipt of a
telegram from Deputy Collector
Spencer at Tampa. F'loride, stating
that one death and eight new cases of
fever have occurred at that place
since last sdvices, and that funds and
nurses are urgently needed. The
town treasury being ompty and pco~
pie dcmorahzcd. Acting surgeon
General Stoner has telegraphed to
the president of the Tampa board of
health asking ii the disease there is
yellow fever and what stops arc being
taken for It's suppression. n ices
graph dispatch WAS received from
the postmaster at Tampa denying
that yellow fever exists there, but
statug that dcugue fever is pre-
talCut
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gathered up TO hold an inquest and
have burial, but portions of the
boiy are reported visible along the
road still The coroner's verdict was
death from caralessly jumping on a
moving train.
Harriet Mcneil now lies at y 0
point OF death from stab Inflicted "
Ben Fowler, jealous lover, Ben,
after kniling Harriet, attempted TO
suicide by morphine, but failed and
now languishes III jail. Both parties
are colorcd, and re sided in Bastrop
A negro man in the employ of Mr.
Dan Grady, OF Baslrop, was killed
saturday night by unknown parties
No proof as to WHO did the shooting
though several arrests have beer
made.
Passenger trains on the Taylor
Bastrop and Houston railway arC
| now running only to Bastrop, on &C
| count OF the washont just south o
that place. Freigh ,rains carr!
passengers from Bastrop ant
they are transferred to the washou,
and reach La Grange safely. AL
damages will be repaired and train
running through to La Grange, a
| usual by "Wednesday.
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CtNctNNA1,I oct 1O-It is un1er
n',,, st
7'ooo thao h'i'''' pa'''"in' la'e o"sn
Ter OF the Fidelity bank, made Il state
ment OF the affairs of the institution
which gives an inside view. 1t be
..a.1,u.
gins W islns sonio hc"o a.uinE
I,lI Wv, ni,u -'a'lonni p"iN' :" H.
paio% W. III "n7 cesllei ~ i0ol ,no no
su! llantu' iial per ap' o,heio W. W.;
engaged III o'g WHcht ue"l ~ III ,
caeo' ana one ny n,eii. ioun" inc JAIN
WIN ouiy ,9lo,Uoo III c'sn y" ii"uu mt;
oollo VI 'Ilo ul'tc'oiS "eht w Sni "
cAso, anu U! ~ o Clooh MY. u"l
iiad teIcglaphea 90 oOo 10 anu sa'ei
II, 1 ne oIher ulrcc'orS meyer @ hneM n
unill now now near 3heir oank was US
"reckeu; ba,u" ip,9 pro'lle no II "'so III
ila' oaiih, eili1eAA;ei 7lI'Goo. 1,,ii.i ,i ~
covered IL up ior nun. ne say '''l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

CHICAGo, Ills. Oct l0.A special
from Des Moiues, Ia. regarding the
eviction of settlers hy n British syndi~
cate from uIcarned land grants OF the
st. Paul and Sioux City road, SAYS:
The general government has 10y ccr.
respoudohce n we'll rs by decision Of
the court given the settlers encourage.
ment TO take up these lands, though
the titles were | siisputo. The state
of lows has no right to inter-
terc. save as il can assist to
recover through the federal courts the
lands which the railroads did not earn
and give them up to the settlers, who
have gone upon tnem III good faith,
trusting to promises of the govern
mcnt This Attorney General Baker,
of Iowa, OIL, red to do aud tried To
have Attorney General Garland to
stop these proceedings into state
courts long enough for the govern
mcnt to determine ii it had not An
interest in them. This, however,
President Clcyelsnd's administration
has refused to do. AS result the
evictious have gone on accompanied
by scenes of hardship, terror aud bru
tality.
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llst. kNit.iiI~
nr. PoWdcrN's Report on the Sm'ho
lie church satisfactory

MiNNEArOLIs, OCT. 10. - The
Knights of Labor Assembly conven
ed at the usual hour thi, y. rning
But little business of importance was
handled, the time being consumed in
hearing reports and appointing com
mittccs There was not very full
attendance. Hotel lobbles swarmed
win knights. Among the majority OF
these there was an urmistakcable
feeling Of satisfaction at tho eenii
mont5 presented Ivy MIR. POwdtrly's
report on the attitude of their order
ana the Catholic church
Tho Associated Press repre-
sentative talked with the
knights OF Lator OF all religious
denominations and they were S,iil in
their praise of Powderly's report and
his personal attitude. Master W ork
man LOwcry, OF District III, Brad
ford, Penn. said: "l 80, | must con-
fess there WNs cons iderabie doubt
with regard to Mr.. P0WderlN's 5 feel
ings, ~ well =, some speculation as
to what the sentiment of this report
would be, but ain certain thnt every
man in my district Is satisfied this
morning. There are not such large
mmbor of Catholics i'll my dis
irlct and am Methodist.
The denomination which, today
/! think is more opposed to Catholo
ism than any other in existence. |
think religious belief has nothing to
do with our order and ! am proud OF
MIR. Powdctly, and refer with salts
faction to his remarks rs TO keeping
up the dignity of the
order. His remarks Is TO
the attitude TOW ard anarchism also
struck home and today we stand upon
the present platform. Every mem
Oer understands there is some ms
Siyings among certain members.
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TAYLOR, Ten, oct l0.-A bout one
mile south of West Point, on tie
raylor, Bastrop and Houston railway
Saturday, Ceardinos Houston. d Mex
icap, attempted to jump from pile
Of ties on To flat car while the train
was running al the rate OF twelve
miles an hour. Falling under the
train he was literally ground to atoms
before the train could be stopped
Enough OF the scattered remains were
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11
FOREIGN AFFAIRS

LEAGUE MEETING.

DUBLIN, Oct lO.-A league mass
meeting was held al Laugstord yes
tcrday. Daring the proceedings the
platform collapsed and government
reporter was injured. Mr.. r,
NJ. llealy, Nj. T., chHtled the reporter
on his first cXpcrleIco Gu u plank
bed. Continuing, Healy said that
there soon would he no landlords
left in Ireland. lie will deal with
landlords in securing their rights as
he wouldln driving rats from n hay
stack. Landlords Were more bother
ed 10y the plan OF campaign than they
were by tho killing of the bsilitls.
The deadliest place to hit them was in
the pockets. He hoped that mort
gage against Lord Genard would not
leave him 81 brass farthing to bless
himself with. The Irish were strong
cnoughto subdUe the loyalists crows
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CALUMET, Mich, Oct 10.-The oil
compress at Calumet burst today
causing a loss of $4,000 Work ii
the mine will not be luterferod with
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GUNB0AT LOST.

SHANGHAI, oct. l0.--lt is believe q
that the British gnuooat Wasp, from
Singapore was lost with all hands IL
the recent typhoon. a steamer and
three wsr ships are searching for the
MISSING boat,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

New YORK, oct. 10.-The Ladies
Suffrage Committee, having been in
formed that many ladies desired to
register and vote, have announced
that all who call at their head
quarters will be informed how to
proceed according to law.
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quality OF the crop IN upper Egypt
has improved, but it is easter tojuagci
OF the crop il lower Egypt. " Gather
hot aud favorable to cotton
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RECORDS BNNED.

CHAERLvER, Mich, Oct. 10.-On
Saturday night the court house OF
this county, situated at Bayne City
together with all titles, records, etc.
was destroyed by fire. 1t Is supposed
to be of incendiary origin. The loca.
ton of the county seat was the occa-
sion OF hot fight between East Jor-
dan aid Bayne City and threats OF vio'
lence were teeely INDUCED il.
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THE COTTON CROP.

ihh NOllpN NhOf'
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. l0-The Pro-
duce Association report for Septem
ber says that the cotton crop vii
probably eQusl that of last season
namely 100000 centsrs gross. Tn,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

STEAMER SUNK.

VIENNA, oct l0.-The Austrian
steamer Hopsburg Yesterday collided
with and sunk Bavariau steamer on
Lake Constance. Many passengers
in the cabin were drowned. Two
bodies have been recovered.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

The demand increases for Maddins
Mosqu to Mixture. Manufactured by
Willis Il Co.
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People who indulge IN high living
are apt to sutler Irom overtaXcd
stomacbs Morris Cas carinc is a sure
cure tor tie disorders which arise
from sMch inAulgonco.
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Have you seen those Combination
suits at S., s. and 5000, they are very
cheap. Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-11

The Farmers House and the Aus
tin House, both under one manage,
ment. FRANK WoRTHAAI.
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FIRE itEI ORD.
CARRIAGE FACTORY

PARKERsBURG, Mass Oct. 10. The
largest fire that has occurred here for
several years broke out at 1880 this
morning, destroying The large carr
age manuiactory of Locke IL Jewell
and several surrounding buildings
i be loss Will reach fully Sl25000; o
which Locke Il Jewell lose $4,000
Insurance, $1,000; q, f. Petet, mschin
ist, $25, 600; insurance, $4,000.
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We will show some extreme novel
ties st our grand display to occur on
the 18th instant. Levine Bros.
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DOWN THEY 20

Od papers at THE EXAMINER of
flee at 20 cents hundred or Sl.50 q
Thousand
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Aartist stuceuts Will lind at the
LION DRUG STORE very full and
complete line of everything they
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Wait for Levine Bros first formal
grand opening on the 18th instant.
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Spooner " Co, West End drug.
gists have the finest ino of stationery
in the city.
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letes, VINO appear IN series or re
markable athletic games and broad
word combats on horseback. Other